With all due respect the same way you accuse people of 'killing photgraphy' those of us who do full time printing could argue that those doing it as a hobby are killing our tradePaul;16199 wrote:I am not in business in sublimation. this is only hobby. I sell more my photos
you must admit that good stuff is worth good moneybut then you need a mortgage to pay for good stuff.
accdave;16244 wrote:With all due respect the same way you accuse people of 'killing photgraphy' those of us who do full time printing could argue that those doing it as a hobby are killing our trade
But i am not trading on market, car boot or other show All I do is mugs for familly and friends. Also I do t-shirts on punkrock gigs for myself and friends when we going out 
Nothing wrong with selling mugs at £1.99 if you sell enough of them. This is the thing, everyone has different ways of doing things. What's the difference in someone buying a single head mug press and A4 printer and setting up in sublimation compared to someone buying a mid level digital camera and offering a simplified photography option? Both take a certain amount of knowledge and skill. It's not easy to print a mug unless you have learnt the process and similar for taking a decent enough photo.Paul;16247 wrote:you could in did
I had one mug on ebay in year time just to check if there would be some interest as I wanted to do it full time job. so I dont think I am competition to any one dave
ps. I did not said "killing photography" I said killing the business. is like selling mugs on ebay for £1.99
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